Boat Dives

Wreck Diving

In transit with a cargo of cement she sank within sight of Lia Beach and sits intact on the sea bed!

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Wreck Diving

ANNA II - Wreck Diving gallery-icon

 So close to our dive center is the wreck of “ANNA II”, a 62m. long cargo ship that sunk in the South-East part of Mykonos on 20 July of 1995. “Anna II” was built on 1966 by the Fa Hijlkema & Zonen BODEWES SCHEEPWERK N. V. shipyard in Holland, operated for the I/S Knud Sif Kopenhagen, with first name as “Knud Sif”.

Ship remains in excellent condition and it is possible to enter in a small part of it. The site around the wreck is also very interesting, with a reef of a great biodiversity and a lot of big colourfull sponges! This wreck serves as spectacular artificial reef, attracting an incredible diversity of marine life.

Wreck Diving means diving in the past, parallel with a chance to explore what has been out of reach for so long.

 

Dive Site Location Suitability Depth Travel time
Wreck “ANNA II” Wreck All Divers 18-36m 3 min

 

gallery-icon  PELOPONISOS - Wreck Diving

Wreck of “Peloponisos”, a 64m. long passenger cargo ship that sunk in the North-East part of Mykonos on 20 July of 1926. “Peloponisos” was built on 1862-63 by the Tod & McGregor shipyard in Glasgow, operated for the Belfast Steamship Co., with first name as “Electric”.

Ship remains in very good condition but in two separately pieces. It is a dive for experienced divers due to depth and weather conditions. This wreck serves as spectacular artificial reef, attracting an incredible diversity of marine life.

 

Dive Site Location Suitability Depth Travel time
Wreck “PELOPONISOS” Wreck Advanced Diver or higher 15-55m 15-20 min
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